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Xanadu gets $195M from federal government to build a quantum computer factory in Toronto

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By Murad Hemmadi Verified
| The Logic Verified
TORONTO — Xanadu is opening a new factory to make the hardware for its quantum computers, with $195 million in new funding from the federal government. The firm plans to overhaul part of a former Campbell Soup plant in Toronto to manufacture the photonic components for its system. It’s part of Xanadu’s plan to refine and mass-produce quantum computers to combine into a US$1-billion new data centre in the city by 2029.
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The Creative Destruction Lab is using data to reveal what makes startups successful

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By Murad Hemmadi Verified
| The Logic Verified
TORONTO — The Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) is using a decade and a half of data to understand what makes science-based startups succeed and fail. The Canadian non-profit is making the information, drawn from its network of accelerators, available to researchers around the world to study how founders, financing, mentorship and other factors impact firms’ prospects.
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OpenAI, 1Password, Shopify and other tech firms call for ‘collective response’ to AI attacks

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By Murad Hemmadi Verified
| The Logic Verified
“AI-enabled cyberattacks will become far more widespread and sophisticated,” the 116 signatories warned in an open letter. They called for firms and infrastructure operators to spend more on security and share information on and patches to vulnerabilities, and for governments to share intelligence and co-ordinate responses to incidents.
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